Torigaiguns
Torigaiguns, also known as "Torigae" or "Torigae Guns," are a type of traditional Japanese firearm that were used during the Sengoku period (15th to 17th centuries). These weapons were primarily employed by samurai and other warriors for both offensive and defensive purposes. The term "Torigaigun" translates to "armor-piercing gun," reflecting their intended use against heavily armored opponents.
Torigaiguns are characterized by their distinctive design, which includes a long barrel and a large, heavy
The development of Torigaiguns can be traced back to the late 15th century, with the first known
Despite their effectiveness, Torigaiguns were not without their limitations. The large size and weight of these
Torigaiguns represent an important chapter in the history of Japanese warfare, showcasing the ingenuity and resourcefulness